The NEURO-SCOPE is an instrument which is used to detect stress level of various organs in our body. NEURO SCOPE is based on Galvanic skin response (GSR) technique, in this technique Skin Conductance (SC) is calculated which is a measure of the skin's ability to conduct electricity. A tiny electrical voltage (so small, that it is not felt) is applied through the two electrodes, usually strapped to the two fingers of one hand, in order to establish an electric circuit where the client becomes a variable resistor. The real time variation in conductance, which is the inverse of the resistance (an alternative measure of the Galvanic Skin Response), is calculated. Clinically, changes in SC reflect changes in the activity of the sympathetic nervous system. As a person becomes more or less stressed, the skin's conductance increases or
decreases proportionally.